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Summer is getting busier by the minute. Artists are announcing major tours, festivals are revealing new additions, and fresh releases continue landing every week. Whether you’re planning your next concert, festival weekend, or listening session, these are the announcements worth adding to your calendar. So, mark your calendars and get ready for a season packed with live music, new releases, and can’t-miss events.

Mon Rovîa Announces His Biggest Headline Tour Yet

Mon Rovîa is stepping into a new chapter. Following the release of his debut album Bloodline, the singer-songwriter has announced his largest headline tour to date. The run will bring him across North America this fall, with stops in Boston, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle, Miami, and more.

The announcement arrives during a major breakthrough year. Recently, Mon Rovîa sold out headline dates across the country while also joining artists like Alabama Shakes, CAAMP, and Noah Kahan on the road. At the same time, his debut album continues earning praise for its personal storytelling and emotional depth.

Additionally, the tour supports a meaningful cause. One dollar from every ticket sold will benefit the National Immigration Law Center through PLUS1. Fans can find upcoming Bloodline Tour dates through Mon Rovîa’s official website.

Chinese American Bear Serve Up a New Album

Meanwhile, Seattle duo Chinese American Bear have officially released their new album Dim Sum & Then Some. Alongside the album, the band also shared the focus track “I Wanna Go Home,” continuing their playful approach to bilingual indie pop.

The record pushes their sound into new territory. Throughout the album, listeners will find touches of disco, psychedelia, synth-pop, and dreamy indie rock. Even so, the project never loses the charm that helped the duo build a dedicated audience.

Beyond the music itself, Chinese American Bear will spend much of the year touring across North America and Europe. As a result, fans will have plenty of chances to experience the new material live. Ready for a taste of Dim Sum & Then Some? Stream the album and explore tour dates through the band’s official website.

Fetty Wap Brings the Nostalgia Era Back

For many fans, 2016 never really left. Now, Fetty Wap is bringing that feeling back on the road with the newly announced Nostalgia Tour. The run includes stops in Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, and more.

Recently, Fetty Wap’s catalog found new life online. Viral trends helped reintroduce songs like “Trap Queen,” “679,” and “My Way” to longtime listeners while also reaching a new generation. Because of that renewed interest, the tour feels perfectly timed.

Additionally, fans can purchase VIP packages that include meet-and-greets, photo opportunities, and exclusive merchandise. For tour dates and ticket information, visit Fetty Wap’s official website.

Hayley Williams Expands The Hayley Williams Show

Hayley Williams is not slowing down. Following a sold-out run across North America and Europe, the singer has announced a new stop for The Hayley Williams Show at New York’s Forest Hills Stadium.

Unlike her recent tour, which focused heavily on Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party, this new show promises material from all three of her solo albums. As a result, fans can expect a broader look at her career.

Meanwhile, Williams continues enjoying one of the strongest creative periods of her career. Critics have praised her recent work, and audiences continue selling out venues around the world. Step into The Hayley Williams Show and stay updated on future announcements through her official website.

KATSEYE Announce the WILDWORLD Tour

KATSEYE are taking things to the next level. The global girl group recently announced the WILDWORLD Tour, a massive arena run that will visit Europe, the United Kingdom, North America, and Mexico.

The announcement arrives ahead of the group’s upcoming EP WILD, which releases in August. Additionally, the group continues building momentum after a breakout year that included Grammy nominations, a Coachella appearance, and major streaming success.

At the same time, KATSEYE continue proving themselves as one of pop’s fastest-rising acts. Their international lineup and growing fanbase have helped them stand out in an increasingly crowded landscape. Fans can already explore upcoming tour dates through KATSEYE’s official website.

Above & Beyond Return to The Gorge

Above & Beyond are heading back to one of the most important locations in their history. This September, the trio will celebrate the 700th episode of Group Therapy with ABGT700 at The Gorge Amphitheatre.

Additionally, the event features a stacked lineup that includes Ben Böhmer, Marsh, Mat Zo, ilan Bluestone, Oliver Smith, HANA, and many others. However, the weekend offers much more than music.

Alongside the performances, attendees can enjoy wellness activities, workshops, afterparties, community events, and immersive experiences. Because of this, ABGT700 feels more like a destination gathering than a traditional festival. Plan your weekend at The Gorge and explore the full ABGT700 experience through the event’s official website.

Zedd In The Park Heads to New York

After years of success in Los Angeles, Zedd In The Park is officially making its East Coast debut. This August, the festival will take over Randall’s Island in New York City for two days of music and large-scale production.

This year’s lineup includes Zedd, DJ Snake, Porter Robinson, Madeon, and a special back-to-back performance from Knock2 and Zedd. Meanwhile, fans can also expect immersive art installations and interactive experiences throughout the venue.

As the event continues growing, the move to New York marks one of the festival’s biggest expansions yet. Additional ticket information is available through the festival’s official website.

Gray Area Packs the Summer Calendar

Meanwhile, New York promoter Gray Area has unveiled a packed schedule of summer events. The programming arrives as the city prepares for a major influx of visitors during the World Cup.

Throughout the season, fans can catch artists including Kerri Chandler, Patrick Topping, Paco Osuna, Francis Mercier, Chippy Nonstop, Pablo Fierro, and elrow. Additionally, the events span rooftops, warehouses, Pride celebrations, and marathon club nights.

Rather than focusing on one style, Gray Area continues embracing a wide range of house, techno, and underground electronic music.

Discover everything Gray Area has planned this summer by exploring the full event schedule on their official website.

DJ Diesel Heads to Seattle

Shaquille O’Neal’s DJ Diesel project is bringing its signature energy to Seattle this June. The event takes place at Brick Park and launches a new summer concert series from Relentless Beats and Hometeam.

Known for explosive live performances, DJ Diesel blends dubstep, trap, and hip-hop into a high-energy experience. Additionally, local artists Keeb, Gensuo, Megatron, and Atali will join the lineup.

As Seattle welcomes visitors from around the world this summer, the show arrives at the perfect moment for the city. Tickets and event information are available now through Relentless Beats.

What So Not Revisits the Sound That Started It All

Finally, What So Not has launched a new creative era. The producer recently announced I SAW A TRAP DJ & IT CHANGED MY BIO CHEMISTRY, a project inspired by the rise of trap and bass music during the 2010s.

To introduce the project, What So Not wiped his social media accounts and replaced years of content with a single post teasing the new chapter. As a result, fans immediately began speculating about what comes next.

At the same time, the producer announced an intimate U.S. tour with stops in Denver, Portland, Las Vegas, and New York. For longtime fans of electronic music, the project feels both nostalgic and forward-looking. Follow the project’s rollout and upcoming tour dates through What So Not’s official website.

From arena tours and new albums to destination festivals and citywide takeovers, this month delivered plenty to get excited about. Meanwhile, summer is only getting started. Expect even more announcements, lineup additions, and live music moments in the weeks ahead.

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